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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
2
William Weldon, president of News Tribune Company, declares a firm stance on press freedom. He quotes Thomas Jefferson on pursuing truth and tolerating error while reason remains free to combat it.
A Missouri commentary questions when license and fee increases become hidden taxes. It contrasts fees for services with broad levies, warns licensing often acts as a tax, and urges cost minimalism and strict limits on fees to cover administrative costs.
A nine year old Kansas City theft victim, Gilbert Rodriguez, saved for a bicycle and faced a thief. After public generosity, he received a loaned bicycle, $105 saved, and dozens of letters. His parents taught hard work and the community showed there are more good people than bad.
Professor W L Burn of Durham University criticizes expense account flaunt in mansions and hotels from Manhattan to Rome. He argues these charges inflate prices and burden those paying their own way while Treasury efforts fail to curb deductions. He urges restraint and demand for real luxury at fair prices.
The House Republican task force on President Johnsons budget says the plan calls for 112.4 billion in new dollars after subtracting the 106.4 billion base and 6 billion supplemental requests. Led by Rep. Charles Jonas, the panel argues seven narrow, line-item cuts are possible without harming security or key programs, noting they lack the votes to push greater cuts.
A columnist critiques political smear tactics in the 1964 campaign, noting how Big Lies and label use shaped Los Angeles board elections. The piece highlights Mrs. Marion Miller’s industry ties, past undercover work for the FBI, and the ensuing reactions from both supporters and critics, culminating in calls to purge even J. Edgar Hoover.
Washington brief on Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon, Tom Dewey, and Gov. Romney urging Lindsay to run with or without GOP labeling. The meeting exposed party tensions over whether Lindsay should emphasize or hide party ties while Minted policy panels wrestled with budgets, welfare, and civil rights long after Ike’s guarded remarks.
A civic appeal urges citizens to write to their senators and representatives about important issues. It lists Sen Stuart Symington, Sen Edward Long, Rep Richard Ichord, and Rep William Hungate with their Washington offices and district counties.
Washington editorial warns that neo isolationists mislead the public about U S global role. It argues the United Nations and OAS face Communist interference and urges continued U S leadership to defend smaller nations and oppose communist imperialism despite limits on policing the world.
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